Growing up in Orlando, Florida, Lunsford was a self-described “class clown” whose mother enrolled him in acting class to channel his creative energies. After obtaining representation as an actor, he guest-starred on series such as “Malcolm in the Middle,” “Unfabulous,” “Zoey 101,” “Cory in the House” and “The Suite Life of Zack & Cody.”

Lunsford’s film credits include the thriller Blood Deep, with Jeridan Frye; the comedic short The Problem with Percival, directed by Seth Gordon; and the horror film Maneater, opposite Dean Cain and Lacy Phillips.

In his spare time, Lunsford enjoys playing the guitar, screenwriting and creating his own masterpieces on YouTube.

Werkheiser has been steadily building his feature film resume since co-starring in We Were Soldiers with Mel Gibson at age 10. His film credits include Love at First Hiccup, The Wicked, Leashed, The Prankster, Christmas in Paradise, Shredderman Rules and Recipe for Disaster.

Werkheiser was born and raised in Johns Creek, a suburb of Atlanta. He caught the acting bug early, starting in musical theater at age seven before getting into commercials and other television work.

Werkheiser was signed to Universal Music at age 16 and honed his skills as a singer and songwriter. His original music is featured in several of his films and is now available on iTunes.

Werkheiser resides in Los Angeles, where he performs at events and benefits around the city when not filming.

Oller grew up in Houston, where he received a public-school education. At 12, he began frequent commutes to L.A. for small roles while staying in school in Houston. He appeared in the Alley Theatre’s equity production of “Sherlock Holmes.” Shortly after moving to Los Angeles when he turned 18, Oller booked a lead role in “Gigantic.”

Other stage credits include an award-winning performance as Billy Flynn in “Chicago” and lead roles in “Grease,” “Oliver” and “The Nutcracker.” Oller’s singing talents have won contests and earned him guest performances on several television programs. He was a contestant on “Star Search,” an Apollo Star of Tomorrow guest singer on “It’s Showtime at The Apollo” and a guest singer on “The Jenny Jones Show Christmas Special.” He made his live-performance debut at House of Blues on the Sunset Strip for a 2010 charity benefit.

In Season 2 of “As the Bell Rings,” Oller demonstrated his singing and dancing skills. He recorded three original songs and three popular music videos that aired on Disney Channel.

In 2008, Oller was named a Youth Ambassador for Variety’s Power of Youth program and continues to fulfill this obligation. He also lends support to various charitable causes such as St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, LA’s BEST and the Starlight Children’s Foundation.

Quaid starred in the spring’s sleeper hit, Soul Surfer, alongside Helen Hunt and AnnaSophia Robb. He recently completed work on Gabriele Muccino’s Playing the Field, co-starring Gerard Butler, Uma Thurman and Catherine Zeta-Jones. He also wrapped production on the independent feature The Words, shot in Montreal with stars Bradley Cooper, Jeremy Irons and Olivia Wilde.

In 2009, Quaid starred in the supernatural action-thriller Legion, alongside Paul Bettany and Charles S. Dutton. He also received a Golden Globe nomination for his portrayal of Bill Clinton in Richard Loncraine’s HBO movie “The Special Relationship,” opposite Michael Sheen.

Quaid began acting in high school and studied theater at the University of Houston. Soon after his arrival in Hollywood, he landed the plum role of a working-class tough in Breaking Away. Other early film credits include The Long Riders, 9/30/55, Crazy Mama, Dreamscape, All Night Long, Our Winning Season, Caveman, I Never Promised You a Rose Garden and Enemy Mine.

In 1983, Quaid co-starred with Mickey Rooney in the Emmy Award^®-winning television movie “Bill” and its sequel “Bill: On His Own.” A year later, he joined his brother Randy Quaid in the Off Broadway production of Sam Shepard’s “True West,” which he later reprised in Los Angeles.

Quaid currently splits his time between homes in Los Angeles, Montana and Texas.

On television, Teegarden portrayed Julie Taylor for five seasons on NBC’s Emmy-nominated drama “Friday Night Lights.” Other small-screen credits include the recurring role of Rhonda Kimble on “90210” as well as guest appearances on “Cold Case,” “Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide” and “Hannah Montana.”

In the New Media realm, Teegarden starred in the web series “Aim High” opposite Jackson Rathbone. The combined webisodes were released as the first “social media film” on Facebook.

Born and raised in Southern California, Teegarden began modeling and acting at the age of 10. Since then, she has modeled for campaigns including Old Navy, Tommy Hilfiger, Alltel and Hollister. She was the 2008 national spokesmodel for YMI Jeans and appeared on the cover of the Cosmo Girl Prom Issue.

Teegarden’s first producing venture, Beautiful Wave, is a coming-of-age film set in the surf community of Southern California. Teegarden stars in the film opposite Lance Henriksen, Helen Slater and Bart Johnson.

When she isn’t acting or modeling, Teegarden enjoys surfing, snowboarding, rock climbing, boxing and hanging out with the love of her life, her dog Gizmo.